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product_id: 65220901
title: "Casio Privia PX-870 – 88-Key Weighted Console Digital Piano | Tri-Sensor II Scaled Hammer Action Keys| Elegant Design | Powerful 40W 4-Speaker Sound, Concert Play, USB-MIDI | Brown"
brand: "casio"
price: "$U24820"
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reviews_count: 8
url: https://www.desertcart.uy/products/65220901-casio-privia-px-870-88-key-weighted-console-digital-piano
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# 88 weighted keys with Tri-Sensor II action 40W 4-speaker immersive sound system USB-MIDI plug & play connectivity Casio Privia PX-870 – 88-Key Weighted Console Digital Piano | Tri-Sensor II Scaled Hammer Action Keys| Elegant Design | Powerful 40W 4-Speaker Sound, Concert Play, USB-MIDI | Brown

**Brand:** casio
**Price:** $U24820
**Availability:** ❌ Out of Stock

## Summary

> 🎼 Elevate your sound, touch, and style—because your music deserves the spotlight.

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** Casio Privia PX-870 – 88-Key Weighted Console Digital Piano | Tri-Sensor II Scaled Hammer Action Keys| Elegant Design | Powerful 40W 4-Speaker Sound, Concert Play, USB-MIDI | Brown by casio
- **How much does it cost?** $U24820 with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Currently out of stock
- **Where can I buy it?** [www.desertcart.uy](https://www.desertcart.uy/products/65220901-casio-privia-px-870-88-key-weighted-console-digital-piano)

## Best For

- casio enthusiasts

## Why This Product

- Trusted casio brand quality
- Free international shipping included
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## Key Features

- • **Authentic Piano Touch:** Tri-Sensor II Scaled Hammer Action keys simulate ebony & ivory textures for true dynamic control.
- • **Concert-Quality Sound:** AiR Sound Source with damper, string resonance & key-off simulation delivers rich grand piano depth.
- • **Sleek, Connected Design:** Elegant console with sliding key cover and USB-MIDI compatibility for seamless integration with all devices.
- • **Powerful Audio Projection:** 40W 4-speaker system fills any room with immersive sound, plus silent practice via headphone mode.
- • **Built for Mastery & Collaboration:** Duet Mode, dual headphone jacks, 60 built-in songs, and 2-track MIDI recorder enhance learning & sharing.

## Overview

The Casio Privia PX-870 is a premium 88-key digital piano featuring Tri-Sensor II weighted keys with ebony/ivory textures, an advanced AiR Sound Source for authentic grand piano tones, and a powerful 40W 4-speaker system. Designed for both serious practice and performance, it includes duet mode, built-in songs, MIDI recording, and USB-MIDI connectivity, all wrapped in a sleek, modern console ideal for professional and home use.

## Description

The new flagship of the world-renowned Privia line of digital pianos is designed to give you a true piano experience. With a revolutionary piano sound, a stylish slim line design and a dynamic new Sound Projection speaker system, the PX-870 redefines what a compact digital piano can do.

## Features

- TRUE PIANO FEEL & EXPRESSION – 88-key Tri-Sensor II Scaled Hammer Action delivers authentic touch with simulated ebony and ivory textures, offering remarkable feel and superior dynamic control.
- IMMERSIVE GRAND PIANO SOUND – The AiR Sound Source delivers rich detail with advanced damper and string resonance, key-off simulation, and mechanical sounds—recreating the full depth of a concert grand.
- POWERFUL 40W SOUND SYSTEM – 4-speaker Sound Projection system fills your space with rich, immersive sound, plus Headphone Mode for quiet practice.
- BUILT FOR LEARNING – Duet Mode, dual headphone jacks, 60 built-in songs, 2-track MIDI recorder, and Concert Play with orchestral backing tracks.
- STYLISH & CONNECTED – Sleek console design with sliding key cover and class-compliant USB-MIDI for easy plug-and-play with Mac, PC, iOS, or Android.

## Product Details

- **Brand:** Casio
- **Color:** Brown
- **Number of Keys:** 88
- **Skill Level:** All
- **Special Feature:** Weighted Keys

## Images

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## Available Options

This product comes in different **Color** options.

## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Casio does not disappoint
*by V***N on September 15, 2020*

The sound quality is equal to that of the $4,500 Yamaha pianos I've played. It really sounds and feels like a real piano. This is true for the piano sound and the harpsichord. The strings setting is an amazing bonus.bPerfect piano for an intermediate player, that will leave you lacking nothing.Also amazing easy to assemble and I love how compact it is.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Simple but great
*by A***E on May 17, 2022*

Piano sounds fantastic and comes with enough features that moves it a little beyond just an electric piano. Assembly was easy, however you may need a second person to help towards the end as the product is indeed heavy.It plays absolutely wonderfully, it sounds wonderful, and comes with a handful of piano fonts that lets you vary it up. It's sturdy and does not feel cheap. Just an all around great electric piano.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐ A great $1000 alternative to an acoustic piano
*by S***. on October 4, 2020*

Casio has come a long way from an old one I had 25 years ago. With the more recent pianos, I have to compare to the PX-870 is the Yamaha Arius 143 and my my old Roland HP-2 that I am replacing. While the Roland HP-2 is superior in construction and durability, it is also using older technology with dual sensors, a more linear sound sampling, and a 64 note polyphony, as compared to the 192 with the Yamaha, and 256 with the Casio with tri-sensor technology.Some of the keys from the Roland were getting temperamental, but I have owned it for 17 years. Going from my Roland to the Yamaha was definitely a downgrade. I bought it used for $700 and it had never been played. I was disappointed with the sound from the speakers. The Roland sounds full and rich with 2x20 watt speakers the Yamaha’s 2x6 watt speakers. The lower notes had a mushy tone with both headphones and the flat and thin sounding speakers. That is my reason for giving the Casio PX-870 a try.I was at first disappointed with the Casio sound and touch. The reviews made it sound so amazing, until I realized there were so many adjustments to be made. I don’t like the keys as function buttons with beeps, but with the chart, it wasn’t too complicated. I adjusted the hammer action delay, key touch, brightness, hammer sounds, string resonance, and lid simulator to my tastes. Then I started playing a few pieces (nothing complicated, I’m intermediate), and it started to grow on me. It actually felt and sounded like an acoustic piano. The lower notes had a ring to them with more varied harmonic overtones. The action is a bit noisier than the others, but it lended itself to the authentic piano experience of a hammer mechanism. The scaled key weight is more distinct as the low notes felt heavier to press than the high end. What really sets the Casio apart is expressiveness. I’m of the Russian School with whole arm playing. I use a harder key touch setting and the variations in color and depth of sound is actually possible. The Yamaha was frustrating because the tone difference was mostly soft to loud. With the Casio I can get a full bodied sound, a bright staccato, a lilting pianissimo, and a good legato without using the damper pedal. Granted, an acoustic piano has almost limitless color possibilities, but when I end one piece I play with f minor chord at pianissimo, the low f had a decay with harmonic overtones that was haunting. That was cool and those tones are present when using the headphones too. I found removing the backboard and used the wall itself as the soundboard made the sound clearer and less distorted.I look how slim and compact it is and it almost doesn’t seem possible. My Roland and Yamaha are space hogs by comparison. Going back to my Roland, the aging technology became apparent. There is a sameness to the tones that’s a little too clean. The Yamaha now sounds awful and I need to get some external speakers. I also prefer the “ebony and ivory” keys of the Casio over the glossy keys of the Roland and Yamaha, especially when sweating after a long practice.My final verdict is Casio has produced a great alternative to an acoustic piano because they put their money in the right areas even if tgry cut corners here and there. The pedals are smaller than standard and the bar is plastic which bends ever so slightly. The stand overall is solid and it does not wobble in any way. The other cut corners are that the lid has a cheap feel, and the functions use the keyboard with beeps as opposed to dedicated controls. Where it matters is the high quality sound sampling with an advanced audio chip, 256 note polyphonic notes, the tri-sensor accuracy, the graded hammer action with an adjustable delay, the string resonance adjustment, the 40 watt 4x sound projection speaker system with lid simulator, the hall simulator, and many other things I have yet to try-playing along with a pre-recorded orchestra the midi functions, and recording my playing.I recommend this piano to anyone who lives in an apartment or small space. It is an enjoyable piano to learn on and play for the classically trained. Advanced students might find it limiting with the possible colors of an acoustic piano when playing composers like Schubert, Chopin and Debussy. It wasn’t made for concert pianists. It was made to be an enjoyable instrument to play for discerning amateurs.It came well protected in a large box via UPS. The instructions for assembly could have been better, but it was pretty easy. The other thing of note is that it is so slim that you won’t be able to put things on it like music books (because of the lid speakers) or a small standing music lamp. You’ll need one that clips on.

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